Turning the calendar, I remember a dream about old money.

As I turn to a new month, I remember a dream about old money. Golden Child doesn’t treat the money in the dream as a definite sign of the future.

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A dream comes to mind on the first page of a new calendar — As I turn to a new month, I remember a dream about old money. I can’t quite let it go.
The money in my dream looked old — If the money looked worn rather than like a shiny new banknote, that difference shapes the feeling of the dream, too. What image from the dream stood out most clearly?
Dreams don’t determine the future — In dream interpretation, dreams aren’t seen as definite signs of what lies ahead. We look at the money’s appearance and how it felt in the dream alongside what’s on your mind now.
Our ideas about money can be old, too — Ideas like needing to save or hold on to money can become familiar through past experience. You can look at the old money in your dream alongside those ideas.
Write down the words you associate with money in your dream — Tonight, write a line about how the money looked in your dream and another about what came to mind. Instead of looking for the right answer, notice whether those same words come up when you think about money these days.
You can take your time looking at old ideas — Some days, it’s hard to make sense of a dream all at once. When you set the money you saw in the dream beside your thoughts about money these days, old ideas may gradually come into view.